Add serveclip

README.md

@@ -46,10 +46,11 @@ Here's a list of the most interesting ones, along with what they do and where th
  - brightness.sh - Another small script I've written that controls the brightness of my screen. It works for me, but it may not work for you.
  - ptr - A small script I wrote that uses `dig` to do PTR (reverse DNS) lookups, since I have to keep looking the command up every time :P
  - *clip
- 	 - setclip - Sets the clipboard to the contents of the standard input
- 	 - getclip - Sends the current clipboard contents out of the standard output
- 	 - listenclip - Listens on localhost:5556 and pipes any data recieved into the clipboard. Make sure you're firewall is working correctly!
+	 - setclip - Sets the clipboard to the contents of the standard input
+	 - getclip - Sends the current clipboard contents out of the standard output
+	 - listenclip - Listens on localhost:5556 and pipes any data recieved into the clipboard. Make sure you're firewall is working correctly!
 	 - sendclip - Pipes stdin to localhost:5556. Useful in conjuntion with ssh port forwarding and the tool above.
+	 - serveclip - Serves the clipboard on port 5557. Doesn't close the connection automatically, sadly - pathes welcome!
  - [shellshare](https://shellshare.net/) - A live terminal broadcasting utility.
  - [colortrans](https://gist.github.com/MicahElliott/719710) - Convert rgb colours to xterm ones
  - nautilus-here - A quick command that  opens nautilus in the current directory. For lazy people :P

serveclip

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+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+
+### Settings ###
+# The port number to listen on.
+PortNumber=5557;
+
+################
+echo Clipboard serving on localhost:$PortNumber.
+echo Press CTRL+C to quit.
+
+while (true); do xclip -selection clipboard -o | nc -Nvl $PortNumber; echo Local clipboard sent to remote host.; done
+